Coy West

A pocket replacement fits a new window inside your existing frame. A full-frame replacement removes the old window down to the opening and starts fresh. Pocket installs usually disturb less of your house, while full-frame installs give you more room to fix problems or change the window. Which one your home needs depends on the […]

Casement vs. double-hung windows is a choice a lot of homeowners don’t know they get to make. A casement swings out on a hinge, while a double-hung slides up and down. Neither is right for every opening, so the decision usually comes down to the look you want, the view you want to keep, and […]

When builders size up a window supplier, they rarely ask how the window works. They ask how easy it is to install, what happens when something breaks on site, and how long the product takes to arrive. A good window supplier for builders should have clear answers to all three before the first order goes […]

For custom home window selection, the best time to choose windows and doors is before framing, with the builder and the homeowner in the same room. Settling selections early leaves time to confirm sizes, keeps the budget conversation in one place, and lets the homeowner see options they may not know exist. On a custom […]

On most new builds, windows pass through three or four companies before the first one goes in. Each handoff is a chance for a wrong size or a late delivery. Keeping window supply and installation inside one company won’t make a job perfect, but when something does go wrong, one company owns the fix. On […]